Reimagining Nature is a new introduction to the fast develo** area of natural theology,
written by one of the world's leading theologians. The text engages in serious theological …

Abstract We use Multiple Correspondence Analysis to capture the institutional logics of love
and intimacy among a random sample of American university students. Comparing the …

Complementing discourse-analytic approaches, we develop CS Peirce's semiotic theory to
analyze how racism is enacted and countered in everyday interactions. We examine how …

The account of signs, signification and meaning set out by the philosopher Charles Sanders
Peirce around the beginning of the twentieth century is a foundation stone of modern …

Peirce's “law of habit” extends the ordinary and scholarly concept of habit from human to
nonhuman habits and to habits in the animate and the inanimate nature. It predicts that …

The paper sheds light on the concept of model in ordinary language and in scientific
discourse from the perspective of CS Peirce's semiotics. It proposes a general Peircean …

The paper discusses the characteristics of icons in the framework of CS Peirce's sign
classification and distinguishes three approaches to the study of verbal iconicity. The first …

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become one of the core challenges facing governments, but successful crisis response …

In several of his papers, Charles S. Peirce illustrates processes of interpreting and
understanding signs by examples from second language vocabulary teaching and learning …

The paper discusses the theory of semiosis in the context of Peirce's philosophy of evolution.
Focussing on the thesis that symbols grow by incorporating indices and icons, it proposes …